Pediatric diabetes and skin disease (PeDiSkin): A cross-sectional study in 369 children, adolescents and young adults with type 1 diabetes.

Johanna BurgmannTorben BiesterJulia GrothausOlga Kordonouri Hagen Ott

Published in: Pediatric diabetes (2020)

Skin diseases have a high prevalence and a broad spectrum in young persons with T1D. Eczematous reactions to CSII and CGM devices represent the most frequent skin complications. This highlights the need for regular skin checkups as an integral part of pediatric diabetes consultations and interdisciplinary cooperation for classification and treatment options.

Keyphrases

soft tissue
wound healing
type diabetes
cardiovascular disease
risk factors
machine learning
glycemic control
young adults
physical activity
primary care
adipose tissue
skeletal muscle